In the Qubita district in southwest Yemen, the Houthi militia bombed a bridge on Saturday that connected the provinces of Taiz and Lahj.
Yemeni media sources reported that the Houthi militia spoiled the Al -Mughniyah line bridge, which connects Taiz and Hajj through the Qubaita district, through the city of Al -Rahda, friendly, and Najdi Qafil and Al -Zaf.
The militia, she said, “phrase,” blocked off access to and from the capital of Aden by detonating the rainy drainage conduit.
Hundreds of automobiles are still stranded on both sides of the road following the attack, according to the sources, who said that the route is providing travellers with an alternative to the major road that the Houthi militia has been blocking for eight years.
The Houthi’s attempt to send significant military reinforcements to the border regions between Lahj and Taiz coincides with their bombing on the singer road.
According to the terms of the humanitarian armistice supported by the UN, the Houthi militia was supposed to lift its blockade from the city of Taiz for about 8 years in preparation for opening the remaining roads that it closed between the provinces and cities, but it continued to cut off the yields and close more methods that travellers use as an alternative to the main roads.
The Taiz-to-Lahj road is bombed by the Houthis.
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